Book your assessment.
Book your Prostate Health Assessment.
At The Prostate Health Clinic, our comprehensive, consultant-led assessment not only evaluates your prostate cancer risk, but also looks beyond this to give you a more complete understanding of your prostate health and wider wellbeing.
Your assessment brings together five key pillars of men’s health: prostate cancer risk, urinary health, erectile health, testosterone health and cardiovascular health.
Initial consultation
Time to discuss concerns, symptoms, risk and goals.
Diagnostic investigations
PSA and MRI prostate imaging, urine flow studies, ECG, bladder ultrasound and a comprehensive blood panel.
Specialist review
Multi-consultant clinical interpretation across your five prostate health pillars.
Personalised report
Clear findings and recommendations in one place.
Ongoing recommendations
Understand what comes next for future health.
Investment
£1,995
Arranged independently, the consultant appointments and investigations included would typically exceed £3,500.
More importantly, the assessment provides something that individual appointments cannot: a complete understanding of how every aspect of your health fits together.
Questions & Answers
Frequently Asked Questions.
Choosing a private health assessment is a significant decision and it’s natural to have questions.
Below you’ll find answers to some of the questions we’re asked most often.
What is included in my assessment?
Your assessment considers all five pillars of prostate health and wider wellbeing through two consultant-led clinic appointments. Advanced diagnostics, combined with specialist expertise, give you a more complete understanding of your health, help identify potential concerns, and provide personalised recommendations for what comes next.
Your assessment includes:
- Two Consultant Urologist appointments
- Symptom questionnaires
- Physical examination
- Bladder diary
- Urine dipstick test
- Comprehensive blood panel, including, but limited to, Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) and testosterone
- Urinary flow assessment
- Post-urination bladder ultrasound
- Electrocardiogram (ECG)
- Dedicated prostate MRI scan
- Personalised Health Report
Who is the assessment suitable for?
The assessment is primarily designed for men aged 45–75 who are experiencing symptoms, considering a prostate check, concerned about their prostate cancer risk or simply want a more complete understanding of their prostate health and wider wellbeing.
Is there anyone that this service is not suited for?
The assessment is not suitable for men who have previously been diagnosed with or treated for prostate cancer.
Our 45–75 age range is a guide, not an upper age limit. The greatest preventative benefit is likely to be achieved during these years, when identifying potential risks earlier provides more opportunity to make meaningful changes that may influence future health.
Men over 75 can still benefit from understanding their prostate cancer risk, urinary health, erectile health, testosterone health and cardiovascular health. Where appropriate, we can tailor the assessment and recommendations to your age, general health and individual priorities.